FinanceMCP_us_screen – 1 MCP server offers this tool

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  • composite – in 1 of 1
  • detail – in 1 of 1
  • limit – in 1 of 1
  • max_net_debt_to_ebit – in 1 of 1
  • max_sbc_pct – in 1 of 1
  • max_share_cagr_3y – in 1 of 1
  • min_fcf_margin – in 1 of 1
  • min_gross_margin – in 1 of 1
  • min_op_margin – in 1 of 1
  • min_rev_cagr_5y – in 1 of 1
  • min_revenue_bn – in 1 of 1
  • min_roic – in 1 of 1

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Finance Research MCP co.huggingface.sreenathvemula/financemcp Screen currently listed US SEC filers on their latest fiscal year (full XBRL panel): 5y revenue CAGR, gross/EBIT/FCF margins, ROIC, net debt/EBIT, SBC % revenue, 3y diluted-share CAGR. Ratios are decimals (0.15 = 15%); the defaults (-9, 99, 9) mean no filter. sic_prefix e.g. '3674' semis, '737' software, '49' utilities. Returns the funnel (names left after each filter), the passing names (at most `limit`, 100 max), the NEAR MISSES (fail exactly one filter, with the filter that excluded them) and a percentile composite when rank_by='composite' (mean percentile of `composite` metrics, comma list among roic, op_margin, fcf_margin, rev_cagr_5y, gross_margin, sbc_pct_revenue, share_cagr_3y, net_debt_to_ebit; lower-is-better metrics inverted). rank_by or sort_by: revenue_bn (default), composite, or any output column. Banks, insurers and REITs have no meaningful gross margin or ROIC here: exclude them with a SIC prefix. Args: sic_prefix: Value for sic_prefix. min_revenue_bn: Value focomposite,detail,limit,max_net_debt_to_ebit,max_sbc_pct,max_share_cagr_3y,min_fcf_margin,min_gross_margin,min_op_margin,min_rev_cagr_5y,min_revenue_bn,min_roic,near_misses,rank_by,sic_prefix,sort_byNot stated